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Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

chenille and Jet trimmtnsp, plush lined
Down from 900 10 go.
Black Velvet Silk BrocaAe, silk lined.
chenille trimmmings,
Down from SIS to 80.
Black Velvet, pAssementerie trimmings,
silk lined.
Down from 500 10 SIS.
Black Satin De Lyon, passemen.erie
and jet trimmings, satin lining,
Down from tl25 10 go
Real Seal Cloth, with feather Trim.
mings, quilted satin lining,
Down from 80 10 go.
Black Astrakan and Boucles, silk lined,
chenille trimmings,
Down from ,ia to 8.
90 others reduced, many OF them no
less than half their original price
Second floor, over Arcade Take elevA.
tor.
A little powder, a little
rag and a little elbow grease
will make slightly soiled
brass as good as new. We
have some Solid Embossed
Brass Framed Beveled
French Plate Mirrors that
have gathered a little dust
and dirt by hanging. Not a
jam or a scratch on them.
Cut the price in two to pay
you for the powder, rag and
elbow grease. Were 50 to
$50; now 50 to $40. Elegant
ornaments aud useful, too
Outer circle, near Juniper stree, en-
trance.
The shoes that have drift
ed into the current of the.
Special Sale at cut prices
lare from among our best.
Their fault is generally
broken assortment of sizes
Sometimes no fault at all.
You Can depend on the
quality OF any, but IT'S a
chance whether you can be
fitted out of them. Worth
trying even if you fail.
IS pair Ladies' Fine French and euro
Goa Kid Button HAnd-sewed aud 4 few
Machine made, sizes p 3, &, o., ard
t.
were 81 50; now e. 90.
Small lot Ladies Finest French Kid
Button, sizes , :, 3, 81. and only, A,
B and z widths,
Were 81 On, now $50.
IS pairs Ladies' Imported French Kid
J Button, sizes | IL =, q. 3 and 81 only.
A, b, Z and ID widths,
We're $40 90. now IS 20.
large lot Of Mems Calf London CAP
Toe Button MHchine-sewed, Best Grades.
al sizes and widths,
Reduced from 500 to a. 10.
A small lot Ladies Felt slippers, s!1
aud only,
Reduced from sl.2j TO Sc.
Lo! Of Mems Velvet Embroidered
0P-rA Slippers, sizes 2, 70 and l. only,
We're 81 IS; nos 81 %
Near Juniper snd Market streets.
Already two grades of our
Black Cachemire "Guaran-
teed' silk are gone. The
other grades are going fast.
Not a yard Of either
would have been taken if
you hadn't believed your
eyes as we'll IS what we said.
We want you to use your
eyes and all your senses.
We expect you ID. We
told you there was no dye
loading in these silks, that
only SO much pure dye was
used as was needed to give
the color. That you must
take on your faith in us.
But no word OF ours is
ne, ded to show you the
deep lustre, the perfect fin
ISL, the fine material CT the !
fabric.
Six grades lett; highest
price s. IS; still some at
1925.
The Black Satin Ria
danes at a quarter off can't
hold out long. Makers might
better stop than keep up the
su pply. They don't work
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28
On MONDAY,
ihE 1sr DAY or JANUARY. 49,


Ihs Flowing described real estate. viz
Il That certain lot, piece Or = .roei o,lap5
=. 80 "a ne ciy OF Wilm nston .tth !
two story b.ick dwelling h 6,Ise tt.ra.- -.
wit: 'N"""s' v
nes lhhias al point On the ess,erIy sia,
oi SeOt street - the distapee If - -,
ltotn me corner formed by tue in,srsee ios
o. o.. tne SAID de Of scott ttrees VITA the nor
ne,i5 sIie OF Front street, thence eas,erly
neei{ slls Of three feet vide slIey
tnshee noi,hetly siotx said side Of aid
aha parallel with SOFT street IL Zee,
70 m t,s thetee westerly ard plrallei
TN ftoni 1re,i s. Tee; = The sad side o,
80, so.u street and themes hereby sutherly Il
'es' 70 ire pl4ce Of beginning with me use
s.!fsd atd taEen 10 execution as .hs pro.
EeIy OF anton NJ Chiti aud Mr., w
"lAa' Is VIE and I. I, and 10 be sold by
Oils La u BSUN. sh,rii
sher1s Otti.e, Wilmington, Jspuary i,
lanlb
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

ShERiff'> SALE-BY yIRTuEDF A
VII. cfLeyAr faeiaS 10 ms directed
vii! be EXPIRED o puslic sale, Al the Coart
House on u Srket street hetwse ! Tenth ana
Eleventh street. in me city Of " I'm nston.
New Gaelic County, lie
On MONpAY,
TIE SYST DAY or JANUARY, 1857.
At2o'elock, T. m,
The 'olioW.nK described real estate VII.
a that certain tot, piece or pArcet O,
land. situate Ia the city OF wiInfnston with
icS dSelinE hoyfs thereon er,ef
estimate 10 the city af1res4idl, bolnled asd
destrit a. follows, 70 ait:
beslnairg a. po ut on the eagtsrly SD,
OF &c Il street o. the distance Of leg f.et
fi0m the cornnr formed by the luterte-tion
Of the said side of scoti street with the
ho'tbeily eide OF Front street hence easter
~ ard par Hell to Front street ~ feet 10 m,
westerly eide Of a 2ieet vide alley. thence
northeriy along ssii side OF sali feat wide
amer ~ net 70 corner thence westerly ARA
parallel 10 front street ~ fCet 10 he afore
SAID tlde q Scott street and III snne thereby
"a he'iy IL foet to the place q bsgInntny
with the Use o. al,ey hc
Seifsd and taken In execution Ms thu rro.
psry 81 hahlon VI. Child A-d Nary "
Child, his w'fe ant Z Is. and IN bs soii py
Oils LA IN ~. >hsr,n
1857. -
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On MCSLAY,
THE asr DAY or JAHUARY. ,s.-
All = s-e :, -.


ne ielloSinE described real estAre viz
~ lhAt 2sftAin lot, pieHs or parcsl OF land
Il tee eiiy u @ilmirgioa. bourttd ana ds
scribed - follows 70 vi
bes'tniEs a; point On the eAs;erly rs.
OF N9Ott street. At TIE dirArce OF Ia, feet
- &C eo'be, 10 mo! ~ the tnterst ion
oil TIE saii side OF Scott street win ,6a
nefihtrly Hide Of IRON s'rest. the.ee eater
W AHd parallel to Ffcnt street ;, fer Ia ,Ss
Hte y adeo 3-ire; vile alley themes
h'rlerly al nnS taii si.e o, said AlleI and
PARALLEL With SEQ, stree. "a ice, "a rer,s,
thenee westerly and parable. 10 Front stre,t
= ieet 10 ne sAli eide OF Scott street. Ana
teehee merely .oathe-'y "a fee, 70 ne D Iaoo
othtrl exc 'Nn
Selt.1 and taken into execution a. IN.
p,ooetv 81 MAhltn VI. Chtld ana Mary n
% ID ht wife, and = ara 70 bs sofa bv
sh,-,e., Dr.. u q Ia ?. y 70 :, sherin
~ onee, " ilu ingion, Jan. Il. iss7
~
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

TAE aaDtA or fEtRuAkYu-


he f1ioWltx dsser ID real esta,s, viz
All ihet Ger ain bif,g mes.uAgs and 10, n,
tt,Se q iAoi marked in plan Of the partition
~ 'he rear estA q Of q certain William AuIi.
u eAsed OF number two situste on tbe
soLtaesst slde Front street a sad town NOV
9Iyl OF rev Castle county and state o.
80. A.e . nins ii front or breadth on
asptA - feai 10 The RI Ter Delaware bound
~ "n me sou .h~es' by . house and lot on
~. - sSae iiAn II arsed number one lately OF
> sh Stert bat st the date CT this udeptu,e
~ Jotn u, CaaT ems on the southesstb, IN,
ssi, ,lFei q tie northeast by brio. house
Ina Iet Of gronni lately be;ongtns 10
- . "a oher, ~ al the da'e hereof own.
60 ind occupied ny Ferd inapd IecsI.r and
VI .re northwest by front street aforesaid .
eitsd and taken In execution as the prop
eIy OF ChA:les ). spencer. and Glars Spen
0eI' MS vile, and : I. ard to be sold BY
-. 3lLtS LAMBSON. sheriff.
Ia ~, -
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LADIEs'xKDuoED WRAPS.

one lot Black Cloth Wrap, trimmed
with black lace, jet and passementerie.
silk-.!ned. No two alike.
Reduced 10 S.
silk velvet brocales IL brown and
black silk lined, chenille AMI Ct trim.
m!ngs Sotso alike
Reduced 10 SO.
Black Lace Cloth, passemen:erie and
lace trimmed, with silk lining,
Reduced 10 s.
Black Velvet and Brocaded Plush.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28
The Especially Inviting Sale at Wananakefs,

for fun. Good. IS cents
(might well be $I); better,
81; highest, $l.25.
Not that you can't get
Black Satin Rhadames OF
other dealers as low as Is
cents. But where else can
you get such Black Satin
Rhadames at any of our
prices!
West Transept.
OF these Girls Goats you
will find only broken lots:
mostly sizes 4, 6 and 8; some
heavy, some medium, some
light weights. Cancels hair,
brown, blue and green; satin
lined.
Sze 8, was Sic 80, now $500
Size4, was $l2 90; now &6 80.
Brown and Blue Boucle,
Size 4, was ia 90 now Zoo.
Size o, was ti6.co, now tsJ1
Brown Beaver, Fur trimmed,
Size I, was Els 90; now $50
Size ?, was I'll 90 now g. 80
Green Beaver Trimmed Astrakan.
size 10, was tl30O. now a5O.
Size 10, was q %; now e4Oo
There are about $50 very
cheap coats for girls OF from
5 to 10 years. The price
given here is for the smallest
size; tee others are proper
tionately low-all down to
cost of manufacture.
Sc u 10. 81. 30, O.. 80, 81. 20. O. 90
q 80, T. %, & 20, d. 30, $3.75, q o.,
t4JJ.
Twenty Girls Newmarkets
that would we'll pay us to
carry over. Not our way.
These are sample prices:
Fine Brown Beaver, trimmed with
fur, size, 10.
Was 81 ~. nowfl %.
Mua Garment Of Brown Beaver, size.
~,
g. % now $500
BroNn Beaver, trimmed with plush
slze, u,
WAss23 10 now si2.co,
Brown Mixed Raglan. size II.
W as SlbTj, now s. ~.
Blue Diagonal, trimmed with braid,
size, l6
wa~ SIC = nowsi2.oo
Brown Beaver, trimmed with plush
size H.
Was s2lO0. now si2co.
Blown Beaver, trimmed with yimp
and braid, size, II,
WASH, 10 now 1900
GIRLS JACKETS
- Boaclr Jerseys, in red, ecru and
brown, sizes, y, u and 10.
Reduced from g. IS to 81 90.
GIRLS DREAsEs.
Various colors Flannel and Trico;,
trimmed with braid,, buttons and plaid
novelties, sizes, ,. 3, and Is
Reduced from g. % 10 $50.
Reduced from g. - 10 $41j.
Reiue ed from tl0.50 to s. 50.
Velvet and Plush trimmed colored
Fai.e.
Size { WIS $40 o. now Sao %.
Size 5, vas $50 10 now fl5Oo.
Size 1, was s2o " now 5000.
Corner Thirteenth and Chestnut street,
Tie wave Of atter-holiday
trade rolled over some Mems
H 1ndkerchiefs that we meant
go; $50 dozen OF
tn N; white, hens itched
and with half-inch and inch
hem. Selling yesterday q.
S. and so cents each. To-
day average them all at AL
cents.
Every thread linen. Not
a bad thing about them;
Just odd broken lots thrown
together and evened down
to one price.
Not very long ago we
had 1000 dozen Ladies'
white linen hemstitched mi
tailed Hsndkerchieis, inch
borders. Less than 1900
dozen now. Wonder how
many dealers stocked up
out Of them? However
many, they paid just what
you must, IS cents each.
You couldn't get them for
that of the manufacturer.
Southwest OF centre.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

SALE.-bf NlkTUE or A
-, ~ - LeEAT tsclAs, 70 me dire.te1
VII pe exposed 10 public sale, ~ The Jef,e.
ton mouse kep' b. A. h. Padberx. In III.
.iV = Rev CAstle Aew Castle Hundred IN
new Caste county Delaware, on
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

hkh ~ SALE BY VIRTUE OY A
VIII be exposed to put lie sal. a. 80 a.
house on h>rset street, between T.n,h , nt
ftNeIth s'ree,s. 10 the city Of W!ILInzton
Nts N4sils County INlgysre
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28
REDUCTIONS IN LADIES'
DRESSES

! Imported Lace Dress,
Down from 500 70 800.
Imported Ball Dress,
Down IRON ESQ 70 go.
] Imported Dinner Dress,
Down from f2jO to 500,
Imported Visiting Costume,
Down from s275 10 tl25.
Imported Walking Costumes
Down from SGj TO So.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

SHtklFtt> sALE-BY lIhrTE ~ .
- wit Of LeTAn fAsss 70 ne dI,e.,e.t
VIII be exposed 10 public sale At the Court
hoass, GA dsrse, stree. between renta nd
sleventh sueeis. in the CT ~ Wum,ngt,u
New Castle County, Ds!AsAfe.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

You have cleared many
of our racks and counters OF
ladies' garments again and
again in the past three
weeks. 1t has paid you to
do it. 1t may pay you more
than ever to look at those
racks and counters now.
For the two days remaining
before stock taking we have
made prices such as should
cause the slowest of the
goods to move.
REDUCTIONS IN LADIES' WRAPS
b ack Cloth, with velvet tfin mlngs anC
SILK lining, made by Emile Pingat, o
Paris,
Reduc from ss5 TO $l5.
Dark Blue Figured Cloth, fur collar aud
cchs, silk.llred, made by sara Mayer, o
Paris,
Reduced rom f65 TO SO
Dark Brown Cloth, with velvet trim.
Mugs and satn-!ining, made by Sara
Magyar, OF Paris,
Reduced from SO 20 SIS
Brown AstrAkau, with ReA! Beaver
Collar TO Waist aud Beaver Cuffs,
Reduced from go TO t20
Dark Green CAey!ot, with Velvet Trim
miugs and silk Lining,
Reduced from So TO eco.
Dark Greeu Cloth, with SILK Trimming
aud Lining,
Down from S35 to{l0
Dark Blue Beaver Cloth, braided,
Reduced from $50 to $40
Brown aud Black AstrakAus, with
Satin Faciugs,
Reduced from $20 to $40
Black Asuakaus with silk Lining
Reduced from s5j 20 SIS
Dark Green Cloth with six Lining.
Reduced from s2O 10 g
Black and Brown S,eckinettes,
Reduced from 81 10 IS
Reduced from SIS 10 IS
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28
w iiITE DRESSES

Down from so to 81
Down from SIS TO s..
Down from sl5 IS
30 Others in White aud CJ,ors from 81
II.
Wrappers II Colo.s. J0c. and -,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

Various colors Flannel and Tricot,
trimmed with brald,, buttons and plaid
novelties, sizes, ?, 3 ! and i,
Reduced from g. 80 70 g.. 50
Reduced from g. ~ 10 AS.
Reiu el from tlO.j0 toS 50
Velvet and Plush trimmed colored
Failie.
Size {. was $40 o. now Sao 90
Siz' 5, vas 5000 now fl5.Oo.
SIC 1, was s2o " now 1000.
Corner Thirteenth and CLp,tDut Street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

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Daily Republican., 1887-01-28

Southwest Of centre
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AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Rev. I. II. Mcdonnell will 60 to Florida soon
for short vacation.
Rev. j. E. Gilbert will address meeting of
Cincinnati Methodists, next week. in Trinity
Church, on Getty Evangellzation."
Rev. Reuben Jeffery of the First Baptist
Church, and Rev j. A. Rondthaler, of the Tab
ernacle Presbyterian Church, will exchange pull
pits tomorrow morning
Athletics and Religion, or Christianity and
Mans Body" will be the subject of Rev. NJ. L.
Hainess sermon at the First Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow evening.
Rev. William r. Henderson, who is visiting
his father. Mr.. William Henderson, will preach
at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning. and at the Second Presbyterian Church
in the evening.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Seventh Presbyterian Church will hold their
anniversary tomorrow evening. Mr. Camaugui
of Japan, will deliver an address. and there will
be appropriate papers and music by the society.
For the more thorough study of the Script
ures, Bible institute has been formed at Merid-
ian-street M. E. Church. under the direction of
a committee of young married people. At each
session there will be Bible lesson and brief
address. Questions presented in writing will be
answered at the subsequent meeting. All per-
sons are invited to attend, bring their Bibles
and participate in the exercises. The opening
session will be held tomorrow evening when
the international lesson for the 9th inst will be
taught by Mr.. William Bosom. and Dr. Gilbert
will deliver an address on "How to Study the
Biblen
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Will G. Davis is spending q few weeks
with relatives at Gala, Va.
Mrs. B. F. Claypool and Miss Clippinger, Of
Connersville, are in the city.
Mrs. E. F. Eastman. of Trenton. n. j.. is the
guest of relatives on North Meridian street
Mr. A. L. Wright and Mr.. w. Fl. Allen left
yesterday for California, to be absent few
weeks.
Mrs. Ida Harper, of Terre Haute, is expected
to day to visit Mrs. Z. D. Grover, on North New
Jersey street
Mrs Will Caldwell, o, Chicago. is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Braden, on North
Tennessee street.
Mr.. A. Abromet has been appointed local
agent of the Anglo Nevada Assurance Corpora
ton, of San Francisco.
Miss Bryant, Miss Nette Bryant, of Frankfort,
and Mrs. Harry Kramer, of New York. are
guests of Senator d. c. Bryant.
Mrs Horace D. Brown and son left yesterday
for New Orleans and Mexico. At the former
place they will attend the Mardi Gras festivities
Mr. Lewis A. Barbee, of Fowler, died on
Thursday night, at IL o'clock, at the residence
of his sister, Mrs. ]. S. Anderson No. 931 North
Illinois street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Dickson and son and
Mr.. John T. Dickson will start for New Orleans
| tomorrow, and from there they will go to Cali
| fornia by the Southern route
| Mrs. John. S. Harrington has returned from a
| visit Of several weeks in Battle Creek Mich,
much improved in health. Her brother, Hon.
Newton Booth, has returned to his home in Cal
| ifornia.
The wife of Michael O'Donnel, ex-superin.
/ tendent of police. and now clerk of the Criminal
| Court, died. Thursday night. of hasty consump
ton. Out of respect for Mr.. ODonnell the court
adjourned yesterday morning until Monday
| morning
| HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House: W. Gilmore, Goshen; Mrs. G.
Thurman. Hammond: j. B. Slaughter, Goshen;
George W. Young. Rushville; W. w. Parsons
and wife, Terre Haute; j. V. Vinson and son,
Monticello: j. E. Hiney, Bloomington; S. B.
Pratt, Logansport; G. @. Dunn and wife,
Franklin; j. r. Robinson and wife, Crawfords
| vile: H. H. Boudinot, Terre Haute; Z. D.
| Wheeock. Elkhart; j. r. Kendall Terre Haute;
j. W. Curtis, Warren.
Grand Hotel j. B. Ragary, Richmond; E. N.
| Gray, Toledo; Leroy Marley, LaPorte; e. w.
| Vago, Rochester; w. j. Wood, L. W. Wood,
| Terre Haute; r. s. Fitzpatrick and J. W. Fitz-
! patrick, Franklin; w. G.. Neff G-eencastle; j.
E. Lynn, Yellow Springs; w. nj. Franklin,
| Spencer; W. K. Snavely, Wabash; K. Arm
strong, Rushville A d. Bond, Richmond j. G.
| McNutt, Terre Haute; Harry Stanch, j. V.
| Unvrath. Baltimore T. Fl. Taylor, Washington;
G. W. Grimes. Madison w. L. Cooper. Dayton;
Fl. D. McMulen. Aurora; ]. Curry, Lebanon;
| H. M. Manager, Morocco; D. F. Kahn, Nelson
Brentiss, Albion; j. P. Noftzger. North Man.
| chester.
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Society Events.
Mrs. Henry S. Hanckel will give "thimble"
party this afternoon.

Mrs. Henry S. Hanckel will give ''thimble"
party this afternoon.
A reception to members of the Legislature and
State officers will be given by Governor Gray at
his residence on next Thursday evening, from
to IL o'clock. The invitations will be issued
to-day.
Mrs. H. p WATSON gave a pleasant luncheon
party yesterday in honor of her guest, Miss Ed
munds, of Louisville. The appointments were
in keeping with her other tasteful surroundings
Miss Hopkins, of Asbury Park, Miss Marquardt,
OF Wisconsin. and Miss Coffin, of Bloomington,
were among the guests.
An interesting meeting of the Woman's Club
was held yesterday afternoon, and besides the
regular large attendance there were a number of
visitors present from out of town. Mrs Horace
Mckay read paper on Charlotte Bronte;" Miss
Mary A. Talbot Morrison paper on Ellis and
Bronte Home" was led by Mrs. Chas. Martin.
dale. After the Brontes had been discussed.
Mrs May Wright Sewail gave a talk on her visit
to a meeting of the Sorosis Club, which she at
tended while in New York, aad mentioned sew
eral improvements which she thought could be
made il this club.
One of the most elegant receptions of this sea
son was that of yesterday, given by Mrs. Thos.
L. Sullivan at her spacious home. No. 407 North
Tennessee street. The hostess assisted by
Mrs. John Love- Mrs. Moore, Mrs r S. Nc
Kee, Mrs John c. Wright, Mrs. Bowles Mrs.
Morris Defrees, Mrs. John A. Holman Mrs. o.
S. Runnells. Mrs. james NJ Winters and Mrs.
VIM. H. Talbot Beautiful hanging baskets
were suspended in the doors, and the chandeliers
were festooned with .smiax. Tulips were placed
on the mantels, and the dining-room was brill
liant with the same flowers There was large
attendance, many old residents being promi-
nent Mrs. Sullivan entertained the ladies who
assisted at the reception at luncheon at o'clock
An orchestra stationed in the hall played de-
lightfully during the reception hours, from te
6 o'clock.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
LAFAYETTE, Ind. February 15, 1887.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Common
Council of the city of Lafayette, Ind. up to
MONDAY AFTERNOON. 4 O'CLOCK, THE l4TH
DAY OF MARCH, 1887,
For the building of the second section of the Ferry
street sewer. commencing at point Ferry street
about fifteen hundred feet east of the Wabash river
and running east to the east side of Tenth street,
also, branch sewer Tenth street, from Ferry to
the middle of North street. with two prongs North
street. both prongs to be about 70 feet in length The
main Ferry street to be of brick and feet in
diameter; the branch Tenth street to be feet in
diameter and 1856 feet long; the prongs North
street to be zig feet in diameter.
The city reserves the right to let the contract for
the main and the branch line togethe. sepa-
rately. may best after the bids are opened
and canvassed The city the right to reject
any and all bids Specifications for the Improvement
be at the Office of the city clerk the city
civil engineer copies will be furnished applica
ton to the city clerk.
By order of the Common Council, 14th day of
February, 1887.
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THE FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS.

The Senate Passes the Conference Substitute
for the Anti-Polygamy Bills.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The presiding officer
iaid before the Senate resolutions Of the Maine
Legislature in regard to trade relations with
Canada. Laid on the table. The preamble
states that the Dominion government has placed
such interpretation on existing treaties as to
abridge greatly the just rights and privileges Of
American fishermen in Canadian waters, and
their treatment has been direct violation Of the
principles of comfy and good neighborhood;
and the resolutions favor the enactment of such
laws, and the adoption of such rules and regula-
tons On the part of the American government,
and the strict enforcement of the same, as will
place Canadian fishermen within the jurisdiction
OF the United States) under the same interdic-
tons as American fishermen are subjected to n
Canadian waters: and, Also that such an in.
| creased duty be levied on fish from Canada as
practically to exclude Canadian fishermen from
the advantages of the American markets.
| Bill were reported from committees and
placed on the calendar as follows:
10 convey to the city of Aurora. ILL.,, a small
| island in Fox river. within the city limits; to
authorize the Saltwater & Cook City Railway
company to construct and operate a railway
| through the Crow River Indian reservation.
Mr.. Sabin. who reported the latter bill, called
| 1t up for the purpose of Offering an amendment
and or submitting some remarks upon the me-
| cessity of regulating the issue of railroad So
| curities.
| MIR. Evarts presented the credentials of Frank
Hiscock as Senator from the State of New FORK.
| Placed on file.
Mr.. Edmpnds presented the conference report
on the Utan polygamy bill, in the shape OF OF,
After long debate the conference report was
| agreed to-yeas 81, nays 13-as follows:
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-19
Row in che Ohio River Pool.

CHICAGO, Feb. 18-A lively meeting of the
Chicago aud Ohio River Pool passenger agents
was held to day. the officials indulging in a null
titude of charges and countercharges regarding
rate cutting. Proofs were submitted that all of
the lines between Chicago and the Ohio river
were committing irregularities, and the cases
were put in the hands of the commissioner to
discipline the roads by imposing such penalties
as were necessary.